Hopscotch AI
500+ AI models available via a single API
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Hopscotch AI - 500+ AI models available via a single API

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Access 500+ AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and more through one API. Use multiple providers without managing separate integrations, accounts, or payments. Compare models on your prompts, configure fallbacks, and track usage and spend in one place. Pay provider rates with no platform fees or token markup. | 🎁PRODUCT HUNT EXCLUSIVE: The first 250 PH users to sign up get $50 in free model credits. Create your free account and redeem code HOPSCOTCH50OFF in the Billing tab.

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As a VC and business owner, I'm interested in tools that help small teams spend more time building great products. That's why I'm so excited to support the team at Hopscotch AI.

New AI models are constantly being released, and keeping your stack up to date can become a job of its own. Hopscotch AI brings 500+ models into one API, with no platform fees or markup. Your team can test new models quickly and find the right fit for each task and workflow without building additional integrations.

If you're building an AI product that uses multiple models, take a look at Hopscotch AI. And I'd be curious to hear where you spend the most time today: integrating providers, comparing models, or managing costs?

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Hello Product Hunt 👋 We built Hopscotch because managing separate integrations and billing for multiple LLMs quickly became a headache. With Hopscotch, you get access to 500+ models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and more through one single API key at pure provider rates with zero token markup or platform fees. You can compare models on your exact prompts, configure automatic failovers, and track all spend in one place. We wanted to give the Product Hunt community a headstart to build and experiment. The first 250 users can use promo code HOPSCOTCH50OFFF TO get $50 in free model credits on us. Just sign up for a free account and enter the code in the Billing tab. We’d love for you to test it out and tell us what you’d like to see next! And if you’re running multiple models in production today, how are you deciding which one gets each task, and what would you want a routing layer to own?